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Where are the Ho Hos, Chuck? And apparently she's married? (Sorry, Monicker.)

Personally, I'd have gone with Monicker, Monicker, Monicker, take me to the park. Buy me a "hot dog", touch weiners in the dark. Hitting on you? No, I just thought it was ironic that you were suggesting I was your former English teacher at the very same time I was finding interesting stuff about Lana's English teacher. But if you're intent on stretching the analogy, it seems pretty clear Lana was into her teacher, but we can't be sure about the other way around. So that would make you the one hitting on me. :imbeingsarcasticbitch2: Though I do admit I said I'd have an unconsummated marriage with you in Marry, Fuck, Kill.

Òran Mór was better IMO.

But you wanna get the flu?

Get down like your tutor taught you to and do it.

Is he your English teacher?

Yes, "Hello heaven, you are a tunnel lined with yellow nights on a dark night" is one of the best moments for me, but even more so the dark, eerie, and obsessive bordering on creepy turn "Yayo" takes after that. That is a great emotional performance of MDM, and I know I'm beginning to sound like a broken record on this, but I believe her performance at Òran Mór in Glasgow remains her best (although I do love the way she wails "I'm fine" on some other live performances, like Hackney I think). She nails all the tricks, does some great scatting, and way she screams "I don't know" at 3:03 gives me chills. If she hadn't forgotten to sing into her microphone at one point, it would be perfect. Perhaps she sang it so well here because Barrie was probably there. Some other great moments: - The high vocal harmonies in "Serial Killer" - The intros to "Kinda Outta Luck" & "She's Not Me" - Some of the breathier vocals on AKA, especially "Kill Kill", "Jump" and "Mermaid Motel" - "Goddamn, goddamn" in live version of "Pawn Shop Blues" - "Mmmmmmm" at the end of the chorus in "Video Games" and at the end of some lines in the chorus of "Kill Kill" - "Pushing up my (moans) in your face, in your face" in "Go Go Dancer" - "Not even they" and "their heavy words" in "Radio" - Alterna-rock live version of "Brite Lights", the whole thing - "Come on, come on" in "For K Part 2 (Demo)" - "savior" in Kinda Outta Luck

Yeah, I think being a repository of accurate information and a place for intelligent discussion is most important. I think we as a fanbase are oversaturated, but I don't think the public at large has seen enough of what Ms. Grant is capable of. Yes, forums naturally attract obsessive types who merely reinforce each other's obsessive behaviors.

Touch dicks in the d-a-r-k dark tonight... In the dark you can do whatever you want to, yeah-yes. Wow. I think a lot of people on this forum just really need to get laid tbh.

Blasphemy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4q6eaLn2mY

:VAGUE:

Oh, did you think this was a subtle reference to his old username? It wasn't. This literally happened.

I didn't think the comment actually said where they were waitresses, did it?

No, but I hate when politicians do it.

I too was somewhat uncomfortable posting about this because it reveals his last name. That's why I wrote this: Unfortunately, Lana herself put his last name out there in that interview, and it was inevitable someone else would've made this connection if I hadn't. But let's not use his first name. And "Humbert", while hilarious, is a bit too insinuating. Let's stick with "Mr. Campbell" or even just "her teacher".

Ah, typo. Thanks!

Cowgirl

I was chatting with Madrigal the other day when no less than four birds flew into my windows in the span of an hour.

A leak holocaust just wouldn't be complete without Heavy Hitler:

"Extracurricular activity" perhaps?

I didn't explicitly point these two things out in my post because I thought they were self-evident tbh. I'm sure this probably still happens a lot, especially with teachers overseeing extracurricular activities, but I don't think this is generally considered an appropriate situation for a teachers to put themselves in.

She's already produced a sophomore album. Which one you consider that to be depends on how you count.

Hell on wheels, leather vest

Pfeiffer. As in Michelle Pfeiffer, who played Tony Montana's love interest in Scarface. Love and desire. Not since Yay, another Lana song about serial killings.